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Isotropix Clarisse iFX v3.0 SP4

Isotropix Clarisse iFX v3.0 SP4

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Clarisse iFX is a new breed of high-end 2D/3D animation software which is the fusion of an animation package, a compositing software and a 3d rendering engine. It has been designed to streamline the workflow of CG artists to let them work and constantly interact on their final image with full effects on
Rendering
All new physically based rendering engine
New physical lights, materials and volumes
New layered and composite materials
New multi-sample deformation and transformation motion blur
Rendering speed optimizations such as up to twice as fast to render volumes
Look Development
All new UDIM/UVTiles UV baking supporting AOVs and projection baking
Displacements support in Shading Layers
New Open Shading Language (OSL) texture pattern generation
New master input and texture bypass support
New texture coordinate space modes and alternate position support
New set of textures and math operators
Layout
New and revamped 3D manipulators
New item snapping tools
New density map based point cloud generation
ID based scattering and per scatterer decimation
Item selection locks and item isolation
Wireframe selection highlight in 3D View
Scene Assembly
Rule based groups performance improvements
Item/context level disabling
Item/context reordering and color tagging
Project loading and item creation/deletion speed optimizations
New project search path
File referencing speed improvements
User Interface
All new Texture View
Background/foreground plates support in 3D View
Improved Color Dialog with LUT support
Fully scriptable application menu bar and python commands log output
User-configurable units
3D View, Attribute Editor, Graph Editor and Material Editor improvements

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